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WCUgirl

06-06-2004 07:24 PM

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Originally posted by James
You guys have WAY too much disposable income.

Okay, if you could see my child you would want to spoil her too. Besides, she HAS to have a coat to wear in the winter 'cause she has no hair. So I figured why not get her a stylish one? :D

winneythepooh7

07-09-2004 12:55 PM

Has anyone ever used a "cooling bed" for their dog? I am just curious if they work and if it is worth it to buy. Muchas Gracias. TGIF!!!!!!!!

winneythepooh7

07-09-2004 01:07 PM

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Originally posted by ariesrising
When I get a dog, I want you all to remind me to get a really butch one that doesn't need clothes.

I told my bf that I am going to get my pug boots in the winter time so he doesn't get salt in his paws. He told me that is embarassing and some other word that I am not going to post here. Oh well.

Sister Havana

07-09-2004 01:40 PM

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Originally posted by winneythepooh7
I told my bf that I am going to get my pug boots in the winter time so he doesn't get salt in his paws. He told me that is embarassing and some other word that I am not going to post here. Oh well.

I have some red fleece boots for Barney for the winter. They only cost something like $6, they aren't frou-frou looking, and they really help...he doesn't burn his feet on sidewalk/street salt.

adpialumcsuc

07-09-2004 02:00 PM

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We have booties for our dogs when they are in the snow. It is more humerous than anything. They don't understand them and we just laugh.

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